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Canonical’s Steam Snap for ARM64 Reaches Stability: What You Need to Know
Canonical has officially announced the stability of its Steam Snap for ARM64 devices. Initially introduced in January, the snap has…
Read more →Play Catan in Your Terminal: Meet El Poblador, the FOSS Clone You Need!
El Poblador is a fully functional clone of the iconic board game Settlers of Catan, designed to run directly in…
Read more →May 2026 Linux App Release Roundup: What’s New and Noteworthy
May 2026 brought a slew of updates to various Linux applications, showcasing significant advancements across several popular software. Major Browser…
Read more →Ubuntu 26.10 Snapshot 1 Now Available for Download!
Canonical has released the initial monthly snapshot of Ubuntu 26.10, codenamed ‘Stonking Stingray’. This snapshot marks the first of four…
Read more →Canonical Steps In: Taking Over Flutter Desktop Maintenance
Google has announced at the Google I/O 2026 event that Canonical will now serve as the lead maintainer and ‘strategic…
Read more →Creating Sandbox: Canonical’s Workshop for Reproducible Development Environments
Canonical has introduced Workshop, an open-source tool designed for creating reproducible development environments with a single command. This innovative tool…
Read more →Raspberry Pi 6 Delayed Until 2028: What You Need to Know About the Abandonment of NPU Features
The Raspberry Pi 6 is not expected to be released before 2028 and will not include an onboard Neural Processing…
Read more →Cinnamon Desktop Introduces Its Own Native Screenshot Tool: What You Need to Know
Linux Mint developers are in the process of creating a new screenshot utility specifically for the Cinnamon desktop, set to…
Read more →Daily Builds of Ubuntu 26.10 Now Available for Download!
Daily builds of Ubuntu 26.10, nicknamed "Stonking Stingray," are now available for users to try out as development for the…
Read more →Upcoming Fix for GNOME Sushi Spacebar Preview in Ubuntu 26.04
GNOME Sushi, a file preview tool similar to macOS’s Quick Look, is set for a fix in Ubuntu 26.04. Users…
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